A symbol is

A. a comparison using like or as.

B. a tangible object that represents something abstract.

C. a figure that resembles the object it was patterned upon.

D. a reference to something with which the reader is already familiar.

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Whitney Mckenzie

26 May, 11:52

A symbol is

A. a comparison using like or as.

B. a tangible object that represents something abstract.

C. a figure that resembles the object it was patterned upon.

D. a reference to something with which the reader is already familiar.

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Ainsley Boyle · Answer 1

Here the best answer is

B. a tangible object that represents something abstract.

Although it does not have to be tangible, ie something you can touch. It can be a representation, for example: A green light is a symbol for "you can go ahead"

A symbol isA. a comparison using like or as.B. a tangible object that represents something abstract.C. a figure that resembles the object it was patterned upon.D. a reference to something with which the reader is already familiar.

A symbol is

A. a comparison using like or as.

B. a tangible object that represents something abstract.

C. a figure that resembles the object it was patterned upon.

D. a reference to something with which the reader is already familiar.